Besides the already revealed Nokia 6 — launched in China but not yet elsewhere — HMD is poised to unveil another pair of downmarket Android 7.0 Nougat-powered devices, the Nokia 5 and Nokia 3. That will translate into a €50 difference between the two models, with Nokia 6 retailing for €249 and Nokia 5 for €199, according to the briefed individual. HMD is holding its launch event on February 26 in Barcelona. It's explicitly targeting the European marketplace, while distribution plans for other regions — namely North America — weren't immediately known. Nokia 3, the entry level Android, will initially go for €149.
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The rumours are true – the Nokia 3310 is back, and it even has Snake. The relaunched 3310 is produced by new mobile firm HMD Global, which licensed the Nokia brand last year. HMD promises that the new Nokia 3310 will be as durable as the old one, often seen as practically indestructible by the teens of the 2000s. Photograph: Samuel Gibbs for the GuardianFor its part, the 3310 isn't the only phone HMD is unveiling at MWC this year. Neil Mawston, executive director at Strategy Analytics said: "Nokia has struggled in smartphones, but it maintains a very good reputation for delivering user-friendly feature phones at competitive prices, such as the Nokia 230 dual sim."Perhaps the most interesting thing the Nokia 3310 tells us is not about feature phones, but rather the state of the smartphone market dominated by Apple and Samsung.
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Nokia 3310 is back - and it even has Snake
Just like other Nokia phones -- Nokia 5 and Nokia 6 -- the Nokia 3 has a metal frame and polycarbonate body. "Nokia is everyone's brand and finally we have Android in Nokia, Android that is world's most used operating system," he says. For now it is teasing journalists and tech bloggers with drawings of earlier Nokia phones, including the iconic Nokia 3310. Nokia is live streaming the event so you can also watch the Nokia event in real time with the following feed: India Today Tech expects that the Nokia phones launching today will use Android Nougat aka Android 7.The rumours are true – the Nokia 3310 is back, and it even has Snake. The relaunched 3310 is produced by new mobile firm HMD Global, which licensed the Nokia brand last year. HMD promises that the new Nokia 3310 will be as durable as the old one, often seen as practically indestructible by the teens of the 2000s. Photograph: Samuel Gibbs for the GuardianFor its part, the 3310 isn't the only phone HMD is unveiling at MWC this year. Neil Mawston, executive director at Strategy Analytics said: "Nokia has struggled in smartphones, but it maintains a very good reputation for delivering user-friendly feature phones at competitive prices, such as the Nokia 230 dual sim."Perhaps the most interesting thing the Nokia 3310 tells us is not about feature phones, but rather the state of the smartphone market dominated by Apple and Samsung.
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